The scenic area outdoor LED navigation information screen enhances visitor experience in tourist destinations, providing interactive maps, route guidance, and attraction details in natural or cultural sites. Designed for outdoor durability, the screen features anti-glare panels (4,500-6,000 nits) and touch-sensitive surfaces that function in rain or sunlight, with IP65-rated casings protecting against dust, moisture, and minor impacts. The display typically presents multi-layered content: top sections for park maps, middle for highlighted attractions, and bottom for real-time updates (e.g., shuttle schedules, event timings).  

Powered by GPS-integrated navigation systems, the screen allows visitors to search for points of interest (trailheads, restrooms, museums) and receive optimized routes with estimated travel times. Interactive features let users zoom in on maps, view attraction photos, or access multilingual descriptions (via touch or QR code scans). For large parks, the screen syncs with IoT sensors to display real-time data—such as trail congestion, parking availability, or weather warnings—helping visitors plan efficiently. Its solar-powered models (optional) reduce environmental impact in remote areas, while vandal-resistant coatings protect against scratches or graffiti. In cultural sites, the screen doubles as an educational tool, showcasing historical narratives or virtual tours, blending navigation with immersive storytelling for the modern traveler.